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Court

Georgia Unified PeachCourt

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-01
Type Other Domestic Relations
Docket 50 entries
Disposition final decree

Parties

Plaintiff Ignace, Marie R
Defendant Ignace, Wesner
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Judge

Hon. Ann B. Harris 56

Cobb County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. NOTICE
  2. AGREEMENT
  3. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
  4. ORDER GRANT MOTION
  5. DOMESTIC FILING INFO FORM
  6. NOTICE
  7. FINANCIAL STATEMENT
  8. ORDER STANDING
  9. AFFIDAVIT PAUPER
  10. COMPLAINT
  11. MISCELLANEOUS
  12. SHERIFF'S ENTRY OF SERVICE
  13. SHERIFF'S ENTRY OF SERVICE
  14. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE COUNSEL
  15. SHERIFF'S ENTRY OF SERVICE
  16. RULE NISI
  17. ANSWER COUNTERCLAIM
  18. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  19. RULE 52 CERTIFICATE
  20. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  21. RULE 52 CERTIFICATE
  22. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE COUNSEL
  23. RULE 52 CERTIFICATE
  24. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  25. AFFIDAVIT
  26. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  27. NOTICE OF MEDIATION
  28. RULE 52 CERTIFICATE
  29. RULE 52 CERTIFICATE
  30. WITHDRAWAL COUNSEL
  31. MOTION TO WITHDRAW AS COUNSEL
  32. CERTIFICATE
  33. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  34. CONSENT TEMPORARY ORDER
  35. DISMISSAL OF MOTION
  36. RULE 52 CERTIFICATE
  37. SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  38. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  39. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  40. MEDIATION FINAL DISPOSITION
  41. MEDIATION REPORT
  42. MEDIATION GUIDLINES
  43. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  44. EFILED DOCUMENT:AGREEMENT
  45. EFILED DOCUMENT:MOTION
  46. EFILED DOCUMENT:DISMISSAL
  47. FINAL DECREE
  48. DISPOSITION FORM
  49. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE
  50. EFILED DOCUMENT:DOMESTIC RELATIONS

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